Re: minimal maze solvers

[Peter Harrison <peter.harrison@helicron.net>]

There was talk a few years back about minimal in the sense of RAM  
storage and a minimal maze solver in terms of processor pins.

I never saw any examples or demos though.

Pete

On 5 Apr 2009, at 18:59, Harjit Singh wrote:

> Wow! 95 lines of assembler is very impressive.
>
> I think it takes me that many lines to just init the maze structure.  
> Seriously, I did a quick check and mine comes in at 750 lines and on  
> an old 8MHz processor, it executes in 2ms to 10ms depending on the  
> maze complexity.
>
> From: david@davidhannaford.com
> To: micromouse@cs.rhul.ac.uk
> Subject: Re: minimal maze solvers
> Date: Sun, 5 Apr 2009 17:39:07 +0100
>
> John
> Re your P.S. What's your definition of a minimal maze solver? - a  
> fast one, or one with minimum lines of code or something else?
> Is my 95 lines of assember and worst case timing of 2.8 milliseconds  
> minimal enough?
> Cheers
> David
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> If micromice have an id do they also have an ego?
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> cheers John
>
> PS. Anyone out there playing with minimal maze solvers?
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